60 Journal Prompts To Help You Find Your Passion

Do you know what your passion is? Your purpose in life?

If not, don’t worry — you’re not alone. A lot of people find it challenging to identify their purpose in life. That’s why I’ve put together this list of 60 journal prompts to help you figure it out and find your passion!

By answering these questions, you’ll be one step closer to finding your true calling in life.

So get out your journal, and let’s get started!

• How To Answer These Prompts
• Find Your Passion Journal Prompts
• Your Journey Begins When You Say So
• Questions You May Have

How To Answer These Prompts

There’s no right or wrong way to answer these prompts. Just let your thoughts flow and be brutally honest with yourself.

Sugarcoating your answers will only hurt your chances of finding your passion.

Here are a few tips on how to get the most out of these journal prompts:

– Take your time.

Don’t rush your answers. This is a necessary process that will take some time and reflection.

– Be honest with yourself.

Again, there are no right or wrong answers here. So just be you.

– Keep going.

Some of these questions may be difficult to answer, but don’t get discouraged. Keep journaling, and you’ll find your answers eventually.

Now, let’s get started with the prompts!

Find Your Passion Journal Prompts

1. What are my favorite things to do during my free time?
2. What would I do if I could do anything without worrying about money or other responsibilities?
3. What are ten things I’ve always wanted to learn more about?
4. If I could travel anywhere in the world right now, where would it be and why?
5. What makes me feel most alive and happy inside?
6. What kind of people do I enjoy spending time with?
7. What are my biggest fears, and how am I facing them?
8. What are some things I’m really good at?
9. What talents or skills come naturally to me?
10. What kind of work would I do for free?
11. Who are my top two role models, and why?
12. What new thing am I learning about right now?
13. If I could have any superpower, what would it be?
14. What’s something I’ve always wanted to do but haven’t had the chance or courage to try?
15. What’s my favorite quote or piece of wisdom?
16. Who has the biggest influence on my life right now, and why?
17. If I could change one thing about myself, what would it be and why?
18. What is my personal definition of passion?
19. Am I overcomplicating things in my life right now?
20. What simple pleasures bring me joy?
21. What do I do that makes me lose track of time?
22. If I could only keep five possessions, what would they be and why?
23. What am I most grateful for in my life right now?
24. What are my favorite things to do now versus when I was a child?
25. What do I daydream about doing?
26. What am I procrastinating on starting because it seems too daunting or scary?
27. What would I do if I only had one year left to live?
28. What were some of my favorite childhood activities?
29. What topics do I enjoy reading about?
30. What do I enjoy chatting about with friends?
31. What activities drain me of energy?
32. What kind of work bores me or feels like a chore?
33. List five things I’ve always wanted to do.
34. What’s holding me back from doing those five things I just listed?
35. What are five things on my bucket list?
36. What are my plans for when I get older?
37. Does my life now mesh with my ideal older life? If not, what do I need to do to change that?
38. What’s my definition of success?
39. Do I need to change my definition of success? Why or why not?
40. Does success and passion go together for me? Why or why not?
41. How often do I do a self-reflection session?
42. What can I do to make self-reflection sessions more enjoyable for me?
43. What are my top five values?
44. Do my current actions reflect those values? If not, what do I need to adjust?
45. How can I bring more of my values into my everyday life?
46. What would my life look like if I lived by my values?
47. Do I need to change any of my values? Why or why not?
48. What is the main thing I want to accomplish in the next five years?
49. What makes me feel most at peace?
50. What is my favorite thing about myself?
51. If I could tell my younger self one thing, what would it be and why?
52. What do people usually compliment me on?
53. Do those compliments reflect what I want to be known for? If not, what can I do to change that?
54. How would I describe myself to a stranger in five words?
55. What do I want people to say about me when I’m no longer here?
56. How can I start living those words now?
57. Who are the people in my life that reflect the person I want to be?
58. What am I learning from them?
59. What does happiness mean to me?

Your Journey Begins When You Say So

Answering these questions honestly will give you a better understanding of what makes you tick and what kind of things you should be pursuing in your life. If you’re having trouble getting started, try picking out a few that intrigue you and start writing. You might be surprised by what you come up with!

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Which ones will you be trying out first? Let us know in the comments below which of these journal prompts struck home for you?

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